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Google has recently re-launched its online photo service. In my view, it’s a pretty good contender to be the one place to store all of your photos, if you have a large number of RAW files to work with. There are some missing features, though. I’d like to be able to bulk-manage the photos online,…
Then he nibbled a hole in the cocoon, pushed his way out, and… he was a beautiful butterfly. The wraps came off the Arup Building in February, but yesterday was the first chance I’d had to see it. It’s looking pretty fine. I came here, aged 17, on the first day I visited Cambridge. The…
We nipped into the city centre early yesterday evening to see parts of the E-luminate Festival. Old Schools and the Senate-House had a series of monochromatic patterns projected onto them. Very trippy. If you’re in the area, the festival finishes tonight so last chance to see… at least for this year.
An Auto Awesome image from today. You might need to click to make it bigger. This is The Church of Our Lady of Fatima in Harlow. It’s a fascinating building, Grade II Listed, designed by Gerard Goalen, whose son is giving a lecture at the Twentieth Century Society in February. Harlow was planned by Sir Frederick Gibberd,…
I’m in New York for the week. My morning walk to the confence took me past USS Intrepid, and two of their exhibits – Space Shuttle Enterprise, and Concorde. Two beautiful, brilliant, white elephants.
Where were we? Oh yes: pre-eclampsia. The causes of this condition aren’t well-understood; the management of it is. Shortly after my last post on the subject, the midwives and obstetricians at the Rosie Hospital in Cambridge started to manage Nessa’s pregnancy more closely, and we found ourselves in and out of hospital every couple of…